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RACHEL MARKS H GALLERY
www.rachel-marks.com Directrice et Fondatrice :
Hélianthe Bourdeaux-Maurin
90, rue de la Folie-Méricourt
75 011 Paris
+33 (0)1 48 06 67 38
galerie@h-gallery.fr
www.h-gallery.fr
BIOGRAPHIE
Née à Oklahoma City en 1986, Rachel Marks vit et travaille à Paris. Elle est diplômée de L’Ecole Supérieure d’Art et Design de Grenoble
en 2013 et de la Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, en 2010.
Le travail de Rachel Marks explore la relation entre le son et l’image à travers l’expérience. Elle questionne le langage, la musique, les
sons quotidiens, elle essaie de traduire ces sons en utilisant la forme et la couleur. Son environnement dirige et sculpte ses investigations de
l’expérience. Rachel utilise son corps comme un outil afin d’exprimer le son en mouvement et les vibrations de la matière. Son but est de
partager ces expériences et d’évoquer une conversation autour de la sensibilité humaine.
Son travail a été exposé au Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature à Paris, Children’s Museum of the Arts à New York, National Sawdust à
New York, Spring Break Art Show à New York, U10 Gallery à Belgrade, Gallery Gong à Seoul, Bastille Design Center à Paris. Rachel
Marks participe aussi dans des résidences d’artiste en créant des travaux in situ, plus récemment au projet Casa Amarela de l’artiste JR au
Brésil et Strano Film Festival en Italie. Sa pratique s’étend aussi en tant qu’enseignante à Parsons Paris, The New School of Design.
Rachel Marks a été choisie pour exposer son travail à l’occasion du Sommet International ChangeNOW, qui aura lieu au Grand Palais en
fin janvier 2020. Elle présentera, avec H Gallery, ses oeuvres lors de la 8ème édition du Salon DDessin en mars 2020.
BIOGRAPHY
Born in Oklahoma City in 1986, Rachel Marks lives and works in Paris. She graduated at the Ecole Supérieure d’Art et Design de Grenoble
in 2013 and at the Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, in 2010.
Rachel Marks’ work aims to explore the relationship between sound and images through the experience. She questions the language,
music, everyday sounds, trying to translate these sounds using forms and colors. Her environment directs and sculpts his investigations
of experience. Rachel uses her body as a tool to express the moving sound and the vibrations of matter. Her purpose is to share these
experiences and to evoke a conversation around human sensitivity.
Her work has been exhibited at the Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature in Paris, Children’s Museum of the Arts à New York, National
Sawdust à New York, Spring Break Art Show à New York, U10 Gallery à Belgrade, Gallery Gong à Seoul, Bastille Design Center à Paris.
Rachel Marks has patecipated artist’s rasidecies by creating site specific works, most recently in the Casa Amarela on the artist JR in Brasil
and Strano Film Festival in Italie. Her practice also extends as a teacher at the Parsons Paris, The New School of Design.
Rachel Marks was chosen to exhibit her artworks for the Sommet International ChangeNOW, that took place at the Grand Palais by the end
of January 2020. She will present, along with H Gallery, her works at the 8th edition of Salon DDessin in March 2020.
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NOTE D’INTENTION
Rachel’s work looks at the relationship between nature and language. She investigates how a natural community communicates
togetherthrough her installations, performance, sculpture, paintings and drawings. She questions identity through either integrating herself
or theviewer into the natural environments she encounters or creates. Her main focus is on the forest: plant and tree life as well as their
interaction with insects. Rachel works like a biologist, collecting and investigating nature, experimenting and finally presenting her findings
through her work. Her goal as an artist is to bring public awareness to nature’s complexity and beauty in order to promote preservation.w
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SÉLECTION D’EXPOSITIONS ET PERFORMANCES
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS AND PERFORMANCES
DDessin 20, H Gallery, Atelier Richelieu, Paris, France, 2020
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Grand Palais, Paris, France, 2020
ChangeNow
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Children’s Museum of the Arts, New York, 2019
Naturae Liber
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Children’s Museum of the Arts, New York, 2019
Naturae Liber
Naturae Liber, latin for free nature or book nature addresses the exchange of knowledge within the forest as well as our re-
lationship with nature. Latin, the root language of the languages present within the reclaimed book pages takes both the content and
the book object back to its natural source. The different languages and subjects found on the pages here work together in har-
mony to sustain this forest community. This fully immersive installation tells the story of how the trees communicate and share to-
gether like a living library. The trees reveal their rings made of book pages creating ring chapters that tell the story of the tree’s life.
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Children’s Museum of the Arts, New York, New Yorks 2019
Naturae Liber
In this clearing, the open painted books poetically become windows into another world of imagination. Vegetation grows out from within the
windows, with butterfly wings that connect the plant species together. The fungi growing from the walls are the information messengers but
they can also deplete the trees of its nutrients. The portraits shown on the mushrooms growing from the walls show that we too can choose be
positive components for the forest, but we also have the power to take from it like parasites destroying it. A waterfall created from hundreds of
attached encyclopedia pages spills out all the knowledge of the world showing the diversity and richness of our planet. The installation evokes
an important message that we need to respect and live in harmony with nature’s diverse intelligence because just as the books are here, we
too are a part of its beautiful cycle.
‘Young visitors can also wander through Rachel Marks’s separate site-specific installation “Naturae Liber,” in which book spines form tree trunks,
and pages bloom as vegetation. Bibliophiles shouldn’t blanch: Many of these books were deteriorating discards that have gotten new happy
endings as art.’
The New York Times
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Spring Break Art Fair, New York, 2018
The Poetry of Earth
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www.h-gallery.frSpring Break Art Fair, New York, 2018
The Poetry of Earth
This fully immersive installation and the works within in it will address the importance of knowledge, language, nature, and the communication
between them all.
With a body of work that tends to look at the relationship between nature and language by investigating identity through integration, Rachel
this time takes her method a step further by fully integrating the viewer into her artwork with the fully immersive installation titled The Poetry of
Earth…. Here she takes them on a journey through a world where the surrounding nature is complied from reclaimed books. These books,
which she sees as each having it’s own story and interior and physical identity just like a living being are now being returned to their natural
state, the trees from which they came. They lay in a forrest built from the pages of books both from her current home in Paris, France as well as
her home country of the United States. This blending of information relates to Rachel’s own experiences with appropriating multiple cultures and
identities. The biggest example of this can be seen in the heart of the installation titled Weight and Sea. Where the weight of all the world’s
knowledge spills out in front of us, crashing like waves and unveiling all of the biodiversity that lays in the pages flowing out of the open book
raised high above the viewer.
With The Poetry of Earth… Rachel has constructed a very personal piece of work that connects her two worlds into one. Being an artist based
in France the two languages, cultures and identities meet together to form her intimate world. Each of the books bring with it the memory and
experience of how they were acquired, dissected with care and curiosity as if it is a living thing, each bring with it a new and exciting expe-
rience. As Rachel puts it, “I think that if I could show the world the inside of my soul it would look like this.”
This installation seeks to convey our lost connection with nature by exposing it’s story and giving us a chance to experience it’s secret language.
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www.h-gallery.frExhibition Escape, Église Saint Merry, Paris, 2018
The Poetry of Earth
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www.h-gallery.frExhibition Escape, Église Saint Merry, Paris, 2018
The Poetry of Earth
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www.h-gallery.frPerformance Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, Paris, 2018
Artemis
Artemis, goddess of the wild, tells her own story through the dance performance of Rachel Marks. She reveals her hybrid identity and her
inner nature. Like the myth of the metamorphosis of Actaeon, the artist shows herself in the heart of her intimate forest
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www.h-gallery.frSolo exhibition, Galerie Incognito, Paris, 2017
Null & Void
In mathematics Null and void makes reference to quatitively zero, being empty. Within the shell, empty of their prior life lies the spiral of the
golden ratio, with it’s perfect dementions is used to define beauty and balance. This spiral, that starts from the void and continues into infinity
apppears in many renaissance artist’s work to illistrate a perfect figure or landscape.
The unusualy large portortioned shells found in this installation were inhabited by snails found behind her family home in Florida. The shell, now
empty once carried the story of a creature is brought again life through the contact with viewers. It is their movement that brings music, harmony
and life continuing the story of their infinite golden ratio within. A book, sceleton like the shells lies at the end of their path, the words evacuated,
waiting to be rewritten by anyone who passes through, the empty boxes where the words once lived referencing the divided proportions that
make up the golden ratio spiral within the shells.
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www.h-gallery.frSolo exhibition, Galerie Incognito, Paris, 2017
Null & Void
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www.h-gallery.frSolo exhibition, Under Contruction Gallery, 2017
Innergration
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www.h-gallery.frSolo exhibition, Under Contruction Gallery, Paris, 2017
Innergration
Every year, at the same time, there is a strange phenomenon that occurs between North America and Mexico. By the millions, monarch butterflies
– in the color orange, streaked with black – fly 4,000 kms to a region of Mexico, in a precise place that never changes. Fascinated by this phe-
nomenon and driven by the desire to confront her practice with this mystery of nature through a sensitive experience, Rachel Marks left for Mexico
to immerse herself in the heart of this migration. For her first solo exhibition under construction gallery, she presents a set of pieces related to this
project and reinvents a pathway of different stages of this journey, which is an intense journey in the physical space as well as an inner journey.
Marie Gayet
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www.h-gallery.frMusée de la Chasse et de la Nature, la nuit des musées, Paris, 2017
Metamorphosis
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www.h-gallery.frMusée de la Chasse et de la Nature, la nuit des musées, Paris, 2017
Metamorphosis
This performance explores the border-crossing migratory monarch butterfly in it’s transformation and metamorphosis. Each stage of the life cycle
is present within the performance, patterns and dance structures take us on a journey with the caterpillar that spins her cocoon with ribbon while
dancing. When the point-shoed caterpillar is enclosed within her cocoon, she changes, metamorphosing into a winged creature. She escapes
the cocoon, her movements have become organic and natural mimicking the body language of the monarch in her dance.
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www.h-gallery.frU10 Gallery, Belgrade, 2017
Once Upon A Time
Once upon a time is a series of works made with the old point shoes of the artist. She has frozen a pair point shoes in sugar crystals, and
grouped the used shoes together in a sculpture, like butterflies after a migration, traces of their journey on their exterior, they are huddled to-
gether showing the years of investment and voyage in a world of ballet.
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www.h-gallery.frUnder Construction Gallery, 2017
Cluster
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www.h-gallery.frPerformance during Festival Passage Pas Sage, Under Construction Gallery, Paris, 2016
Solar System Portrait
The wikipedia definitions of each of the 13 planets in the order of their distance from the sun have been printed one by one onto the paper. As the prints grew,
the sheet turned into an atmospheric universe with the ink residue that was left after each passage. This relation to the time due to the passages of the sheet in
the printer, to the durations of the impressions themselves, to the cosmic time in which the sounds traversed incredible distances seemed to have materialized in
the very fabric of the paper
Solar System Portrait
Paper, ink
2015
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www.h-gallery.frPerformance during Festival Passage Pas Sage, Under Construction Gallery, Paris, 2016
Solar System Symphony
with participation of Esjieun Kim, Ebonee Joy Huston, Gianluca Fratantonio, Lucianne Mellior, Anne-Sophie Day and Maria Kefalaki
From her work Solar System Portrait, the artist creates a polyphonic lecture of the solar system. She associates each planet with a different language to orchestrate
an ensemble of sounds like a cosmic symphonie.
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www.h-gallery.frPerformance during Festival Passage Pas Sage, Under Construction Gallery, Paris, 2016
Solar System Symphony
December 22, 1986, Orsid Meteor Shower, 2015
oil paint on record
On December 22 1986 there were three phenomenal events that happened in space. The artist, curious about her origin and connection with nature and it’s
natural forces painted these three events that fell on her birth day onto found records. The vinyls become self-portrait, an investigation into the artist’s entry and
connection to the universe. The records, that contain concealed sound are visual yet silent, just like within space.
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www.h-gallery.frIncognito Artclub 24h/24, Paris, 2015
Dreamcatcher
Dreamcatcher is a series of works based on the artist’s dreams. The works in the series are made with the old point shoes and music scores.
She has frozen a pair point shoes and music score in sugar crystals, and grouped the used shoes together in a sculpture, like butterflies after a
migration, traces of their journey on their exterior, they are huddled together showing the years of investment and voyage in a world of ballet.
In the performance Dreamcatcher the artist invites the viewer into her world of intimate creation. Her personal construction is told in a dream
of a journey to the discovery of the unknown. In the encounter of this world, cluttered with words and sounds, she finds her artistic identity.
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www.h-gallery.frIncognito Artclub 24h/24, Paris, 2015
Dreamcatcher
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www.h-gallery.frIncognito Artclub 24h/24, Paris, 2015
Dreamcatcher
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www.h-gallery.frOMNI Gallery, Paris, 2015
The Sky Is Not The Limit
A painting of the sky made by kissing the canvas, one kiss for each day the artist had lived until June 6th, 2015. The process, repetitive like
the daily tasks we do- the difficult and painstaking gesture beautiful as if to thank life and construct one’s world of existence.
10,377 Kisses for the sky
acrylic paint on canvas
2015
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www.h-gallery.frPerformance for Jeudi Arty, Under Construction Gallery, Paris, 2015
French Identity
Paper, pen, photography
2013
French Identity emerged from my experience learning French, and the exploration into a world of unfamiliar
sounds and meanings. The work emphasizes the repetition of imprinting a new language, documenting the
journey of taking on a new identity and my integration into the language.
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www.h-gallery.frPerformance for Jeudi Arty, Under Construction Gallery, Paris, 2015
French Identity
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www.h-gallery.frPerformance for Jeudi Arty, Under Construction Gallery, Paris, 2015
Unknow Words
book, thread.
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www.h-gallery.frPerformance for Jeudi Arty, Under Construction Gallery, Paris, 2015
French Identity
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www.h-gallery.frRACHEL MARKS
Rachel Marks born Born in Oklahoma City ans she lives and works in Paris
FORMATION
2013 MFA (DNSEP) with honors, L’Ecole Supérieure d’Art et Design de Grenoble
2010 Bachelor of Fine Art- drawing and painting, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma
2009-10 Art Department Exchange Program at The University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, England
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS / PERFORMANCES
2021 The Museum of Broadway, installation. Times Square, New York
2020 DDessin {20}, Atelier Richelieu, H Gallery, Paris
ChangeNOW, Grand Palais, Paris, France
2019 Strano Film Festival, Capistrano, Italy
Naturae Liber, Children’s Museum of the Arts, New York
Eden, Spring Break Art Show, Untitled Space, New York
Christmas Party, Under Construction Gallery, Paris
2018 Bienvenue Art Fair, La Cité des Arts, Paris
Gala ChaShaMa, 4 Times Square, New York
Artemis, Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, Les Nocturnes, Paris
The Poetry of Earth, Spring Break Art Show, curator Ché Morales, New York
Animae Animarum, Under Construction Gallery, Paris
Rock on Paper, under construction gallery, Paris
Escape, Église Saint Merry, Paris
2017 Imagine Science Film Festival, National Sawdust, New York
Null and Void, solo exhibition, Incognito Artclub, Paris
Translations, solo exhibition, La Librairie Nicolas Malais, Paris
Innergration, solo exhibition, under construction gallery, Paris
La Nuit des Musées, Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, Paris
Cher(e)s Ami(e)s, U10, curator Svetlana Montua, Belgrade
Symphony Nature, Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, Paris
Understand What We Know, Jeune Création, La Couleuvre, Paris
Vaisseau Famtome, curator Celine Tuloup, 6B, Saint-Denis
2016 Christmas Party, Under Construction Gallery, curator Marie Gayet, Paris
Festival Passage Pas/sage, Passage Gravilliers, Paris
Autofictions, Under Construction Gallery, curator Point Contemporain, Paris
Generosity, Gallery XPO, curator Point Contemporain, Paris
Art for Autism, Art Curial, Chateau de Beauregard, Saint-Jean-de-Beauregard
2015 Christmas Party Bibliothêca, curator Katarina Stella, Under Construction Gallery, Paris
3 Days in Paris, Mi* Galerie, exposition collectif et performance, Paris, France
Dreamcatcher, Incognito Artclub 24h/24, commissariat La GAD, exposition et performance, Paris, France
SLiCK Art Fair, performance sous l’invitation du Under Construction Gallery, Paris, France
Young International Artist Fair (YIA), Carreau du Temple, Paris, France
La Nuit Blanche, Eglise Saint Merry, Paris, France
Jeudi Arty, performance Under Construction Gallery, Paris, France
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www.h-gallery.frLa GAD Collection Type #3 @ Grand Local, 22 rue Visconti, 75006, Paris, France
Passage Pas/sage, Under Construction Gallery, performance, Paris, France
À distance convenable, Under Construction Gallery, curator Point Contemporain, Paris
Life Aint Fair #02, Galerie Résidence d’été du YIA art fair, in situ par La GAD curator Romain Tichit. Tourtour
Archetecture(s) de Bonheur, Galerie Düo, curator Point Contemporain, Paris
Y YO SOY, T3r Puetras, solo exposition-artist residency, Torre Del Mar, Andelucia, Spain
The sky is not the limit, curator point contemporain, OMNI Gallery, Paris
Life Aint Fair, La GAD in situ 22 rue Visconti, Paris
Black Rice, Foundation Lucien Paye, Paris
Young International Art Fair La Confidentielle, Bastille Design Center, Paris
La Ville Continent, curator Point Contemporain, OMNI Gallery, Paris
2014 Crossing Boarders, Instituto Municipal de Arte y Cultura, Tijuana, Mexico
Crossing Boarders, Gallery Gong, Seoul, South Korea
Language identity, La Galerie Aigua de Rocha, Ussel, France
Intégration, Le Faitout, Paris
2013 Crossing Boarders, SMOArts Bay Gallery, San Francisco, California
Journée d’Art Contemporaine, Galerie Xavier Jouvin, Grenoble, France
Deep, Gallery l’École Supérieur d’Art of Grenoble, Grenoble, France
2010 Bachelor of Fine Art graduate exhibition Bartlet Center Art Gallery, Stillwater, Oklahoma
Landscapes of Spanocchia, Gallery Spanocchia, Sienne, Italy
Green Country Watercolor Society, Tulsa Community College Gallery, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Momentum, The Oklahoma Visual Art Coalition (OVAC), Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Musical Interpretations, solo exhibition, Schardein and Company Gallery, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Musical Interpretations, solo exhibition, The Jazz Hall of Fame Museum, Tulsa, Oklahoma
PUBLICATIONS
2019 7 Things to Do with your Kids this Weekend, New York Times, New York
Rachel Marks: Naturae Liber, Art Rabbit, New York
2018 Halley’s Comet, Madame Air France Magazine, Paris, France
2017 La Mujer Mariposa, Labocine, Imagine Science Films, Alexis Gambis, New York
Innergration, La Critique Magazine, Victor Maziere, Paris
Innergration, Comite Professionnel des Galeries d’Art, Marie Gayet, Paris
Imago Mundi Contemporary Art Collection Book, Fondazione Luciao Benetton, Rome
2016 Focus Solar System, Point Contemporain, Paris
Featured Performance Artist, Point Contemporain Magazine, Paris
Focus Soundscapes, Point Contemporain, Paris
2015 Sound Prints, Emergant Art Space, San Francisco, Californie
Highlike Book, Electronic Language International Festival and SESI publishing house, São Paulo, Brazil
2014 Quand les sons deviennent visibles, La Montagne, en lien avec l’exposition a la gale- rie Aigua de Rocha,
Christine Moutte, Ussel, France,
Rachel Marks : Music becomes open, Seymour Magazine
Emergant Art Space
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www.h-gallery.frColor Language, Emergant Art Space, San Francisco, Californie
2010 Artist Spotlight : Rachel Marks, The Universe, London, Angleterre
2009 Artist Makes Waves with Exhibition Oklahoma Gazette, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
2008 Art on a Pedestal, Culture West Magazine, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma Review, les mieux artistes de l’Oklahoma de 2008 David Williams, Stillwater, Oklahoma.
RESIDENCE
2019 Strano Film Festival, Capistrano, Italy
2018 Casa Amarela, project with artist JR, Rio, Brazil
Project for Empty Space, Newark, New Jersey
2017 Jeune Creation, Bretagne, France
2015 Tr3s puertas, Andalucia, Spain OMNI, Paris
2010 Dole Reed Society, Toas, New Mexico 2009 Spanocchia, Sienne, Italy
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